The two chosen scenarios are Cross Sectional Study: Capital punishment deters crime and Time Series Study: Airline deregulation will result in lower airfares.  The most important validity issue would be the same for both, internal validity.  When viewing the internal validity, one is looking into the accuracy of the information that is being presented in conjunction with the causal claim (Langbein, 2012).  In either claim, […]

 Discuss the similarities and differences between the Oklahoma City Bombing and 9/11 terrorist attacks. Also, examine some of the lessons that you feel were learned from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Finally, share your thoughts on how the lessons learned can be used in the future. This is a chance for you to combine your personal thoughts with the concepts that are covered in this unit. […]

  Examine two terrorist attacks, and provide an overview of these attacks. Explain the lessons learned from each attack in your opinion. Also, describe what protective measures were taken during the attacks to prevent further casualties and injuries. The completed assignment must be a minimum of three double-spaced pages in length, not including the title page and reference page. The use of outside sources to support […]

Defend or Oppose the PATRIOT Act  and the Federal Anti-Money-Laundering Regime in accordance with policy and law.  Support your position with facts and examples.     This project should be completed in Microsoft Word and submitted to the appropriate Dropbox in the APA format.  It should be a minimum of 5 pages (not including a Cover page or Reference page).  It should include at least 5 sources, […]

 Texas is one of only a few states that elects judges in partisan elections. It has been suggested that perhaps this is not an appropriate way to choose judges, given the nature of their job. In three page essay, discuss the problems that could occur when citizens elect judges in partisan elections, including campaign contributions, lack of minority representation on the bench, perceptions of fairness, […]

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A Federalist representative democracy requires both personal responsibility and social responsibility of its citizens through personal involvement in the democratic process and the understanding that there are many interests to consider in a democracy. Both personal responsibility and social responsibility may be reflected in the process of voting.

It should be evident that outcome evaluations have historically been conducted with quantitative methods (numbers, statistics). Identify and discuss how quantitative methods differ from qualitative methods and why qualitative methods can provide valuable information during the evaluation process. 500 words please. DO NOT use direct quotes from any other source.The discussion answer MUST include APA formatted references in the text of the discussion and a […]

Strategic planning, in its generic form, is an essential tool for any homeland security agency to be successful. While homeland security-specific strategic planning will be explored in future segments of this course, it is important to develop a solid understanding of the underlying principles of effective strategic planning processes that public entities faced with a highly dynamic operating environment employ to be successful.